Prize Money

[Mullet1]

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[StanSP]

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/breakdown-leicester-citys-premier-league-2860621

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Leicester City will be collecting another huge chunk of cash after finishing ninth in the Premier League.

The Foxes drew with Chelsea on the final day of the season, ensuring they finished ninth for the second successive season.

But that hasn't prevented an increase in revenue for City, who will receive a timely financial boost ahead of what should be a busy summer in the transfer market, and that comes on top of the building of their new £100m training ground.

At the end of the 2017/18 season, City received a total of £118.2 million with £23.3m in prize money, £80.4m in equal share and £14.6m in TV money, which was based on the 12 games they had televised last season.

The official figures for this season are set to be announced in the coming days, but the Foxes are set to earn £23.1m in prize money with a reduced equal share of £79.4m.

However, having had three more games broadcast this season (15), they are predicted to receive £17.9m in TV fees, taking their total Premier League earnings up to a mouth-watering £120.4m.

That means they are set to earn £2.2m more than last season, despite finishing in the same position and receiving slightly less prize money and equal share allocation.

The income will be key for City as they look to strengthen for next season with vice-chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha already pledging to back Brendan Rodgers in the transfer market.

The club must also balance costs with the building of the new training ground, which will set them back £100m over the course of its construction.

 

 

[Spudulike]

So do we know what's at stake on Sunday? We could finish in 8th, 9th or 10th. Must be a few £m. 

[Fear Of The Fox]

10 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

So do we know what's at stake on Sunday? We could finish in 8th, 9th or 10th. Must be a few £m. 

£2.2m per position. Merit payment is £28.6m for 8th place. 

[KFS]

3 hours ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

£2.2m per position. Merit payment is £28.6m for 8th place. 

So £47m? Couple of decent signings that 

[turlo]

If we win and Wolves fail to beat Liverpool we finish 8th. If we lose and Brighton beat West Ham at home we finish 10th. A difference of 4.4 mill between 8th and 10th.

 

EPL Merit Payments Per Position In 2021/22

A breakdown of Premier League prize money based on a team's final position in the 2021/22 table

League position Merit payment

1st

£44m

2nd

£41.8m

3rd

£39.6m

4th

£37.4m

5th

£35.2m

6th

£33m

7th

£30.8m

8th

£28.6m

9th

£26.4m

10th

£24.2m

11th

£22m

12th

£19.8m

13th

£17.6m

14th

£15.4m

15th

£13.2m

16th

£11m

17th

£8.8m

18th

£6.6m

19th

£4.4m

20th

£2.2m

Edited 20 May 2022 by turlo

[st albans fox]

We have a fair bit of tv money to make up this season aswell - our lack of competitiveness and games against relegation/title battlers late on has meant we’ve not been on as much as previous seasons …

Edited 20 May 2022 by st albans fox

[Fear Of The Fox]

9 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

We have a fair bit of tv money to make up this season aswell - our lack of competitiveness and games against relegation/title battlers late on has meant we’ve not been on as much as previous seasons …

Every single game of ours was on TV....internationally. 😜

If I'm not mistaken the teams also receive money from international broadcast rights. 

[st albans fox]

14 minutes ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

Every single game of ours was on TV....internationally. 😜

If I'm not mistaken the teams also receive money from international broadcast rights. 

Yes but I’m sure they also get a tv fee for every sky/bt sport game broadcast - which means the more in demand you are on domestic tv, the higher the take. It’s not fortunes but I bet we are a couple mill down on last two seasons 

[davieG]

18 minutes ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

Every single game of ours was on TV....internationally. 😜

If I'm not mistaken the teams also receive money from international broadcast rights. 

The top 6 now get a bigger share rather than it being split equally, we voted for that.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/jun/07/premier-league-big-six-win-battle-overseas-television-rights

 

Premier League’s top six win battle for larger share of overseas TV rights

This article is more than 3 years old

 

Income from overseas broadcasters have been shared equally since 1992 but that will change from 2019-20. Photograph: Visionhaus/Corbis via Getty Images

David Conn

Thu 7 Jun 2018 12.06 BST

 

The so-called big six Premier League clubs have won their persistent battle to be paid a greater share of the income from its burgeoning international TV rights which have for 26 years been shared equally between all the league’s clubs.

Led by Manchester City and Liverpool, supported by Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs, the six have pressed the case that as they are the prime attractions for global audiences and money paid by international broadcasters, they should receive more of the money.

 

 

 

This is a landmark change to a key element of the rules and which has helped to preserve a measure of financial and on-field competitiveness ever since the First Division clubs broke away from the Football League’s inter-divisional sharing arrangements and formed the Premier League in 1992.

[MrSpaM]

The bizarre world where Norwich end up with more money than the team finishing 14th

[1972 Fox]

33 minutes ago, MrSpaM said:

The bizarre world where Norwich end up with more money than the team finishing 14th

How did you work this ^ out?

 

 

3 hours ago, turlo said:

If we win and Wolves fail to beat Liverpool we finish 8th. If we lose and Brighton beat West Ham at home we finish 10th. A difference of 4.4 mill between 8th and 10th.

 

EPL Merit Payments Per Position In 2021/22

A breakdown of Premier League prize money based on a team's final position in the 2021/22 table

League position Merit payment

1st

£44m

2nd

£41.8m

3rd

£39.6m

4th

£37.4m

5th

£35.2m

6th

£33m

7th

£30.8m

8th

£28.6m

9th

£26.4m

10th

£24.2m

11th

£22m

12th

£19.8m

13th

£17.6m

14th

£15.4m

15th

£13.2m

16th

£11m

17th

£8.8m

18th

£6.6m

19th

£4.4m

20th

£2.2m

 

[Fear Of The Fox]

15 minutes ago, Blue Fox 72 said:

How did you work this ^ out?

 

 

 

He probably means the parachute payments. Norwich merit+parachute will be around £35.2m. 

[sacreblueits442]

On 20/05/2022 at 03:34, KFS said:

So £47m? Couple of decent signings that 

...is that not a part of the loan agreement in respect of the infrastructure finance!!!

Our loans are guaranteed against final position placings, we can't have it twice.